New York Post: Binance sees $4.7B in customer withdrawals after stunning North Korea hack

C: Uses loaded words and uses an unnamed source or unsourced number.

• Uses loaded words (minus 12 points): headline calls it a 'stunning North Korea hack'
• Relies on an unnamed source or a number with no source (minus 18 points): 'fueled by the rise of AI models that are able to detect unknown flaws in exchanges' (no source given)

Splits: Article: Binance's outflows, the frozen funds, the 95% coverage, the FBI's attribution to TraderTraitor and a rise in crypto hacks

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